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Marion Female Seminary /
M4REON, 4L4B4M M.
The Fifty-second Annual Session begins Wed
nesday, the 2ist Of September, 1887.

u7HIS INSTITUTION Is THE PROPERTY OF
4 the Presby terians, the Nethodists, and the
Episcopalians. The Literary, Art and Music
Schools are characterized by excellence.
The Music teacher graduated from the Conserva-
tory of Leipsic, Germany-the most celebrated
school Of Music in the world. She has taught
eighteen years. The Art teacher has made several
visits to Europe in the interest of her school.
Young Ladies desiring to pursue Normal COo,Ts'
should come TO the Seminary.
The number of boarding pupils is limited TO fifty.
1t is well known that the best results reached
when schools are not c rowded and when each pupil
can receive due attention. daily in the classroom
and everywhere. Applications should be sent Il
the President as early as possible.
Not single case of fatal sickness among the
boarding pupils IN thirty i've years.
send for Catalogue to
JAS D. WADE, A. NJ,
juIy27, 81 President.
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Capt Green and privates Nosai and
Bate, left on the morning train foI
, Natchez, 10 attend the competitive drill
given by the Natchez Rifles this alter
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Mr.. J j. Green and family are al
"Loxhurst," Haines' Falls, n Y, sum
mer resort on the Catskills.
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HE are authorized to announce the name OF
w WILEY II. POTTER a candidate for re-
election to the office Of Circuit Clerk subject TO
the action of the Democratic Conservative party of
Kinds county.
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Miss Minnie Brame, Of West Point, il
whiting Judge J.. Brame.
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The proprietor of THE CLARIoN, Col.
J. l.. Power, has been confined TO his room
since Saturday with severe spell OF sick
ness.
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English, Classical and Commercial
Courses

Location renowned for Aea6h and beauty of sur-
roundings- buildings large end eommodious with
recitation rooms, dormitories, library, etc. all
conveniently arranged and in good repair. Study
hall and recitation rooms recently furnished with
the latest and most improved school furniture and
supplied with maps, charts, globes and other ap-
paratus necessary to insure effective teaching
Free Telephone to Natchex. Board, Tuition Fur
nished Room. Washing and Lights, sl60 per Ses-
sion OF ten months For. Catalogues giving full
particulars, address the Principal.
j. s. RAYMOND,
Juiy2o, I'm. Washington, Miss.
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We are glad to state that Master Paul
Perkins, who was so severely injured by a
fall. last week, is rapidly recovering.
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Miss Matte Kirkpatrick, Of rr.
Prices school in Nashville, Tenn, has
been in our city several days.
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For Sheriff

VITE are authorized 10 announce S. 3. THOMAS
w as candidate for reelection TO the Office of
sheriff Of Kinds county, subject 70 approval OF the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
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TUE friends OF MR.. 5 p. HEAD, Of Terry, an
nounce him candidate for Supervisor Of the
Fifth District, subject 10 the action OF Democratic
an
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u are authorized 70 announce c. F. HOOKER
w JR- as a candidate for Representative Of Kinds
county in the next Legislature, subject 10 approval
OF the Democratic-Conservative party.
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Rev, DIR. Carr, Of Brandon, filled this
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath.
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Syrup of Figs,

YEN PHoN LEE, a Celestial in the SEN
Tor class at Yale, has written book enti-
tied when / Was Boy in China"
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jackson gives the State Prohibition
Convention a very dry" reception to-day
only two beer saloons open.
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-Mrs. Willie Stevens and family, of
Brandon, are visiting the family Of Capt.
j. A. Stevens.
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Mrs L. B. Campbell and children, Of
Greenyille, are visiting relatives in this
city,
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Reunion of Armstrong; Brl gade

The surviving members of Armstrong;
Brigade, composed of LIST Mississippi
Cavalry, I'd Mississippi Cavalry, 18th
Mississippi (Starke's and Ballentine's
Regimentsl, and we also extend the in
yitation to any of Ross Texas Brigade
who may reside in this State, to meet at
Grenada, Miss, on Thursday, the 18th
day of August, 1881
Come. comrades, bring your wives and
daughters and the widows and daugh-
tiers of any of our deceased members
and let us spend one day in social re-
union.
r. A. MONTGOMERY, Chm
j. L. CAIN, Sec'y.
Gen. Walthali will address the meet
| ing in behalf Of the soldiers monument
AT jackson.
Papers throughout the State viii please
copy.
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Every nation has now had at least
one rhearsal for the Kirmess, and all are
full OF enthusiasm on the subject.
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A Manchester Mlllwright.
in this letter
RtcuNoxn Va Anri 15,b 1887

RICHMOND, VA, April 18th, 1887.
Gentlemen-Four years ago blow on
my left shin cracked the bone. Since then
l have had trouble nearly all the time
with erysipelas in that leg. The least
little thing would cause inflammation and
breaking out. From time to time / have
driven off the Inflammation by short
courses of S. S. S.
Four weeks ago Saturday night, the leg
blisters / took four bottles of S. S. S., and
now the leg is entirely well, the skin being
as smooth and fair as a woman's.
II F. NEWELL.
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 5,
Atlanta, Ga.
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THE rockers on chair never stick out
half so far behind at any other time a.
when man is prowling around in the
dark barefooted.
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Truth is torch, bat one of enormous
size; so that we stink past it in rather a
blinking fashion for fear it should burn
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"HAcKMETACK," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price p and 80 cents. For sale
by Rogers and Stewards Drug Stores,
jackson.
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Gen. VIM. Henry, Secretary, adver-
tises 100000 brick for sale at $500 per
thousand.
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A TIEsMITH in the country has q sign
which reads "Quart measures OF all
shapes and sizes
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Miss Adams, Of Raymond, is visiting
Miss Fannie Lyon.
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Miss Emmie Moore has returned from
an extended visit to Millikens Bend, La.
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The Beginning of the End.

The beginning of disease is a slight de-
bility or disorder of some of the vital
organs, the stomach, the liver or the
bowels usually. There are dyspeptic synp-
toms, the liver is troublesome, the skin
grows tawney and unhealthy looking,
there are pains in the right side or through
the right shoulder blade. The climax is
often an utter prostration of the physical
energies, perhaps a fatal issue. But if the
difficulty is met in time with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which is always effective
as a remedy, and it should be resorted to
at an early stage, there will be no reason
to apprehend those injurious subsequent
effects upon the system often entailed by
entirely cured diseases. Far better is it,
also, to employ this safe remedial agent in
fever and ague, and other malarial COM
plants, than quinine and other potent
drugs, which, even when they do prove
efectual for time, ruin the stomach and
impair the general health.
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FOR RENT,

rINHE RESIDENCE ON NORTHWEST COR
i SEs President and Auaite streets Six rooms
kitchen, eistern, garden. House in good repair.
Apply at this Office.
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YAZnO BRANCH

q. -North-lesves 900 a m.
u q ij--suth--arrives :: 80 2. m.
70 - Except sundays)
L. F.. MONTGOMERY, Ticket Agent.
". CoLENAs, A. @. P. a.
I N. TUEEKR, Div. aupt.
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N. C. Y. l..

From 50 pupils to begin with, Seprem-
Der, 1880, the NASHVILLE, Tenn, Col
LEGE FOR YoUNG LADIES has risen to
2s4 pupils at the close Of the year 1861.
The management of the College is in the
hands Of Rev. Geo w. F. Price, now well
known throughout the South. Send for
Catalogue showing the admirable facilities
of this leading College for woman. Adj
dress the President, Nashville, Tenn.
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In, our advertising columns Of today
Will be found the advertisement of that
excellent institution, Jefferson COLLEGE
the Oldest chartered literary institution in
| the Southwest. Before the war it was
conducted az College proper and was
| largely patronized by young men from
| Mississippi and the adjoining ties and
| Territories, More recently IL has been
| conducted on the basis OF a High School
or Academy. Literally endowed and c,m-
pIete in all its appointments and equip
ments as trst-class High School for boys.
| this institution holds high rank, and re-
| ceives, as 1t deserves, a liberal patronage
from both Mississippi and Louisiana.
Situated near Natchez, and connected with
the same by telephone, in the quiet little
village OF Washington, a place proverbial
| for health no less than for its freedom
from vice and dissipation, we know OF no
school Of similar grade which presents
stronger inducements for patronage than
this venerable institution.
In this issue will be found the adver-
tisement Of Martha Washington College,
Abingdon, Virginia, This is one Of the
oldest and best established schools in Vir-
| GINA. 1t is well known throughout the
| South, as a school where thorough work
is done in every department The past
session has been one of unusual success,
under the management of DIR. d. S. Hear
on, formerly Of the North Mississippi Con-
ference, who has had large experience in
the education of young ladies, aud is well
suited in every way for such position.
| We cannot recommend this school too
highly to parents having daughters to ed
ucate. If you wish to give your daughter
a first-class education along with good
health and fine moral training, send her
to Martha Washington College.
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YOU will find it less easy to uproot faults
than to choke them by gaining virtues.
Do not think OF your faults; still less of
| others faults; in every person who comes
| near you, look for what is good and strong;
honor that; rejoice in it and, as you can,
| try to initiate it and your faults viii drop
off like dead leaves when their time comes.
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A PRINTING PRESS AND COMPLETE OUT
N FIT for paper Of six or seven columns. Adj
dress aY, :" care CLARION Office, Jackson, Miss.
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ADVERTISEMENTS =
EOr Sale.
MISS FANNIE LUSK

At THE PENITENTIARY-3
n BRICK at so. Apply TO
ju,v27- WIN. HENRY, Sec y
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A Husband,s Greatest BIess,ng

is strong, healthy. vigorous wife, with a
clear, handsome complexion. These can
all be acquired By using DR.. Harter's Iron
| Tonic.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Wall returned tc
Meridian Friday,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

FTNO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF MRS. KE-
/ zIAH ALLEN, deceased, and all persons inter
ested in her est tate: You are hereby notified that
J. NJ. Shaw, Executor of said decedent's will, has
filed his final account, and you are commanded to
appear before the Chaneery Court for the First Dis
triet of Kinds County, to be held at the City Hail.
in Jackson, on the
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, OF Bour-
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to SHILoH's CONSUMPTION
CURE" For sale By Rogers and Stewards
Drug Stores. Jackson.
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NINETY SIX thousand men is the strength
of the forces that makes Postmaster-Gen-
eral Villas the greatest General OF civil
employees in the whole world.
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IUKA
.Ho1lins Institute
I'll
IRGINIA.-
The 45th Session will open On tbs 14th
SEPTEMBER. 1887.

OBSTRUCTION Is GIVEN IN LANGUAGES,
/ Literature Sciences, Music, Art, Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, Elocution, Calisthenics, etc, etc.
under high standards, by instructors of cultur e,
character and large experience. Young ladies who
attend enjoy the advantages OF salubrious climate,
mineral waters and beautiful mountain scenery.
The school is compose almost exclusively Of board
ing pupils, and Is Intended for only $50 young la
dies. This is finely equipped and employs over .
officers and teachers.
Apply at Hollins P. o., Va, 70
CHAs. II. COOKE,
july13, S7-2m@, Business Manager.
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LARGE revolvers-the earth and moon.
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

The Kirmess is going steadily on, to a
successful end
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NORTH BOUND
81 o Exnress-arrives b;l5 p. m.
30 leaves 5:55 p. m.
MaiI-arrives 2;42 a. IN.
w. leaves " .52 q. m.
SOUTH BOUND
Erprass-arrives 4:t0 p. m.
leaves 4:30 p. IN.
q NsiI-srrives .Z2 a. IN.
Leaves n a. m.
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Secoud Nonday of September

next and show cause if any you can, why the final
account shall not be approved and allowed by the
Court -
July 25th, 1887. w. T. RATLltF, Clerk
iuIy27' S7-4w.
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ARE YOU MADE MISERABLE by Indi
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss oil
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Nitali-
zer is a positive cure. For sale by Rogers
and Stew arts Drug Stores, Jackson.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE /!
High School for Boys and
Young Men!
!, h. ''sill County, s.s. Matches, Yi...

r ARGE AND INCREASING PA TRoNAGE OF
4 Boarding Pupils. Health and morals first
consideration. Strictly -Sectarian. Literally
endowed. Rates very low. Chartered in 1902
Session OF isS7-sss opens EIGHTH SEPTEMBER
Full corps Of Professional Teachers.
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At the recent grand Exposition Ct School
and Educational work, held in Chicago,
Ill, the NASHVILLE, COLLEGE FOR You've
LADIES was the only private institution
from the South that was represented in
the Exhibits. The enterprise and energy
Of the President, Rev. Geo. w F. Price,
of Nashville, Tenn, deserves the grateful
recognition of our Southern people, for
having placed before the fifteen thousand
teachers who attended the Exposition, tan
gible proof Of the superior education OF
fered by the leading institution of the
South for the education of women. Send
to DR.. Price for a Catalogue.
THERE'S nothing new under the sun;
but we presume man would find consid-
cradle novelty in going over tina lumin-
ary.-Tid- Bits.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents. For sale by Rogers and Stewards
Drug Stores, Jackson.
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WANTED

SUMNER BOARDERS, AT WARREN FEMALE
INSTITUTE
PLEASANT ROOMS. GOOD FAIR, MODERATE
TERMS.
Apply TO MRS. c. A. LANCASTER,
July g. ISS7-lm- Oxford, Miss.
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Panthers have killed number of calves
il Tate county, recently. Z .yna
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THE SCHOOLS.
School Notice!

MRS. MATTE v. BROWN viii
- reopen her School at No. Sa5 Crescent Street
near the residence OF her fsther.3 on MoSpsy
SEPTEMBER 2sth. lsss. The patronage OF the pui.-
lie is respectfully solicited.
jackson, Miss, July IS, ISL 4x
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Law SCHOOL
Vanderbilt University

OFFERS IN ITS DEPARTMENTS OF SCIENCE,
" Literature and Arts, Law, Theology, Engi-
neering, Pharmacy, Dentistry, and Medicine the
highest educational advantages al moderate cost.
Address wills WILLIAMS SECRETARY
iuly2o, slim. Nashville, Tenn
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n tie Chancerv Court of Kinds County. Fir-t
District, state Of Mississippi
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Second Monday Of September. 1887

to defend the suit in said Court Of Thomas b. Dax-
Jaiyao,' ". I. RATLIFF, Clerk.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Tulane University Of Louisiana !

Formerly, Is47,-'S4, the University OF Louisiana
IT'S ADVANTAGES FOR PRACTICAL IN
struction, and especially in the diseases OF the
superintendent materials from the great Charity
Hospital with its 100 beds, and p 900 patients
nually. Students have no hospital fees to pay and
special instruction is daily given az the bedside Of
the sick, in other institution. For catalogues
or information, address
PROF. S. f. CHAILI.E, NJ. D., DEAN,
Sss-P o. Drawer 26l, NEW ORLEANS, La
july20, s7-1m.
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The Next Session begins
sErTKNBKR p, 1887. AND ENDS JUNE II, 1885

Tuition and Board per Session, sl55; Tuition only,
SIS.
Oue-half must be paid entering, and the balance
BY January /, IS5S.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-03
CEUR D'ALENE AND WOOD RIVER,
The Latter Will Soon Be More Pros
porous than the Former.

w. H. Boyd, of the mining firm of
Bates & Boyd, Of Bullion, who has
just returned from trip to the Ceur
d'Al-ne, says that the country is
likely to be good one, but that rail
ways will have to be built there first.
There have been no new discoveries
for about year. and all the mineral
bearing land is claimed. The ore Of
the region averages probably about
60 per cent. lead and only Is ounces
in silver to the ton, yet the miners
who get good body of it make
money, owing to the low rates of
smelling and freight. The ore of the
Sullivan mine, for instance, is carried
to Wickes, Montana, for sc per ton.
While we have no mine on Wood
River that shows as much ore as tho
Sullivan and Bunker Hill, it is much
richer, our ore carrying an average of
fully 100 ounces silver. and if we had
the advantages enjoyed by Ceur
d'Alene, to-wit: of being doomed by
such powerful railway companies as
the Northern Pacific, Union Pacific,
and o. R. & NJ, and cheap transpor.
tation, we would have a much better
country.
However, Mr.. Boyd thinks, from
the outlook here and from what he
has heard everywhere, that during the
next two or three years Wood River
will shoot away ahead of Cnu
d'Alene, and that, when the boon
comes here, it will be to stay.
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slight premium. They bear per
cent. interest per annum.
Captain Dougherty, who came in
last Saturday from Crichton, on Camas
Prairie, says that the ranchers have
about got through with the work of
getting in their seed, and that they
will now have a comparatively easy
time during the ensuing two months.
Milton Pinney got in, day or two
ago, from Era, where he has been all
winter hauling the ore from the Ban.
mock mine to the mill. He is pleased
at the improvement noticeable on all
sides in HALEY, and feels satisfied
that Era and the region whereabouts
will prove q wealthy mineral. pro-
Queer.
Frank LANCE, who has been book
keeper for Coffin & Go. during the
past three years, has resigned his pc.
sition to 60 into business for himself
Mr.. LANCE has not made up his mind
where he will 60, but as he likes
Idaho he will settle in this Territor,
if he can find a location that suits
him. He was to leave to-day fol
Ogden, to remain there few days.
Two carloads of ore from the
Commodore mine are at the HALEY
Sampling Works. Mr.. Schaub, man
ager of the mine, says these are
merely sample lots, as he is not ex
tracing pound of ore that he car
leave in place. He expects Captain
Guyer here by the end of June, ant
on his arrival some plan of actor
looking to the exploitation of thu
property will probably be adopted.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fidgetty, nervous, and gen
erally out of sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or bitters, which have for
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, and
then leave you in worse condition than
before. What you want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start healthy
action of liver and kidneys, restore youl
vitality, and give renewed health ane
strength. Such medicine you will fine
in Electric Bitters, and only so cents
bottle at J. A. Rupert's drug store.
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THE NELLIE BOYD TROUPE.
It's Opening Performance In HALEY
Last Evening.

The Theater was crowded "from
pit to dome," last evening, to witness
the opening performance of the Nellie
Boyd troupe. The play was "Uu-
known" the plot of which was pub
lished in the TIMES last week.
Miss Boyd had, in Bessie Merri-
BRIGHT" a character which admits of
a delicious bit of archness in the first
act, but affords her no opportunity of
displaying her versatility.
The "Unknown," by J.J. Wallace,
was powerfully portrayed throughout,
aud when, in the last act, he finally
recovered his reason he was so in
tensely realistic that the entire audi.
ence was carried away by the scene
Mr.. Welty-an old favorite here
took the character of Arnold Tyson
the scoundrel who uses his social po
sition to cloak his infamy, and rem
dered it with his usual excellence.
T. J. Murray, the jeune premier
showed himself most accomplished
though timid, lover and brave man.
Mr.. Hatch ("Jack Salty, James Nc
Kee, as "Jimmy" the wharf-rat, an,
Miss George Hayne ("Louise'') arr
all deserving of special mention.
The members of the troupe ar
masters in the art of "making-up,
and the physical adaptability of tn
various actors to their parts was gen
orally commented on. Old "Jac
Salt" was especially remarkable as
perfect type Of the old "boatsun."
This evening, "Passion's Slave"
sensational play by John A. Stevens
in which Miss Boyd has the role {
French woman, deceived by rasca
who works general ruin in famil
which he has under his 6nanci'
thumb. The play requires some fin
scenery, which in itself is quite
treat.